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What is a Smart Building? Smart building solutions are part of the growing Internet of
Things (IoT) and connected sensor ecosystem. A smart building uses connected technology to reduce costs and make buildings more effi- cient, sustainable and safe. It does this by automating processes that control the building’s infrastructure, security systems, lighting, heat- ing, air conditioning systems, occupancy, ventilation and more. From smart hospitals to office buildings, recreational facilities,
education institutions, residences and more, smart buildings around the world are making use of actionable data gained from on-premise devices, sensors, services and systems. One of the main reasons that smart buildings are emerging into
the spotlight is for their ability to achieve net zero carbon reduction targets, save energy and increase energy efficiency. Thus, smart buildings are expected to play a significant role in addressing climate change targets. Energy costs are increasing rapidly around the world, and envi-
ronmental issues are high on the agenda. Governments, the private sector, non-governmental organizations and civil society are placing increasing pressure for the implementation of energy-saving and car- bon-reducing solutions. As the demand for energy conservation has become more important, so has the need for smart buildings in- creased.
Smart building technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI),
IoT, big data and blockchain connect buildings, transport and infra- structure. This creates a new connected ecosystem that can minimize energy waste, utilize more renewable energy and slash carbon emis- sions. Along with increasing energy efficiency and sustainability,
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smart building systems also automate the way buildings can be managed and controlled. This automation allows for a more effi- cient allocation of human resources, and collects greater quality and quantity of data. Investors, building owners, real estate man- agers and developers can leverage this data to implement value- adding improvements. Smart systems also help improve the productiveness of building
occupants, with improved and monitored air quality, lighting, ther- mal comfort, physical security and sanitation. The results are minimized overheads, lower environmental im-
pact, and happier and more productive occupants. Although smart applications in buildings have existed for
decades, the future lies in establishing comprehensive, two-way con- nectivity across applications and data. This will transform buildings into efficient and dynamic high-performance facilities. Governments across the globe are taking steps to bolster sus-
tainability and energy efficiency regulations. These supportive indus- try standards and regulations are creating more opportunities for the smart building market. ESG pressures are also driving building own- ers to invest in obtaining certifications for their properties.
Smart Cities Along with the growth in standalone smart buildings, the need
for smart cities has also increased as governments begin to realize the benefits of incorporating IoT. The development of more smart buildings is a natural by-product of smart infrastructure being added to cities. During the COVID-19 pandemic, many people were forced to
work from home. This has created a new office environment culture. Now, managers need to focus on how to use connected technology to communicate and enable the workforce to operate in a hybrid envi-
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